A Udacity course on building the software for a self-driving car, covering topics such as perception, localization, path planning, and control. Commenters point to it as an example of advanced machine learning and robotics material offered on the platform.

Commenters bring it up as a source of machine learning material on Udacity that is hard to find elsewhere, such as self-driving car topics alongside conv nets for object recognition.

What commenters said (2)

1. Recommendsprojectramo2018in “Udacity lays off 125 people in global strategy shift”

   CS50 is great but many of the free courses on Udacity are superior. (Not all of them, but I would say more than half).

   Also, Udacity is for learning self-driving cars, algorithmic trading, conv nets for object recognition and stuff you wouldn't get elsewhere.

2. Recommendsbargl2014in “Code a 2048 bot on hackerrank”

   I love hackerrank and checkio. Both are great platforms. I wish that they would integrate with Coursera/udacity so that I could solve the programming challenges in one of these mediums and at the same time get guidance from a lecture.

   However, if you want to go through some of the courses, you can get some machine learning as well from lectures on programming a self driving car at udacity and implement them at hackerrank.

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